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Last week’s top story was unsurprisingly in the meal delivery space. Munchery, the San Francisco-based prepared meal startup that’s raised $120M to date, is on the hunt for a new CEO after having trouble raising a new funding round. According to sources, the startup is losing millions of dollars a month, though investors say it is contribution margin positive.

Other major headlines include: an inside look at the sustainable food trends that will shape the future, including regenerative grazing and jackfruit, and how one Canadian farmer is making six figures per acre by growing fast-turning crops on his micro farm.

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Does the Good Food Institute’s emphasis on the ickiness of slaughter with the term ‘clean meat’ belong in a campaign that’s meant to bolster sustainable eating? Villanizing animal meat doesn’t solve our planet’s issues with sustainability.

Unlike its competitors, Chef’d is a fulfillment company that turns anyone’s recipes into a meal kit. It aims to be the grocery store of the future, where recipes serve as ordering slips ad ingredients come in customized portions.

The meal delivery company is losing millions of dollars per month, though investors say it is contribution margin positive. It’s had trouble raising a new round of funding and hopes a new CEO will help.